Battery Doctor Side Terminal Battery Bolt and Nut, Solid Brass Threaded Stud, 3/8-16 Thread, 5/8 in Hex, 1.590 in Overall Length, WirthCo (30300)
Product Description
Battery Doctor Side Terminal Battery Bolt and Nut, Solid Brass Threaded Stud, 3/8-16 Thread, 5/8 in Hex, 1.590 in Overall Length, WirthCo (30300)
- DIRECT BATTERY POWER CONNECTION - Replaces the standard bolt in a side mount battery terminal with a threaded stud, giving you an easy and reliable direct-to-battery connection point for accessory wiring.
- SOLID BRASS CONSTRUCTION - Machined from solid brass for strong, conductive contact between the battery terminal and your power leads in automotive, marine, RV, and powersports use.
- FITS 3/8 INCH RING TERMINALS - Stud Thread 3/8-16 with .400 in Stud Length accepts one or several 3/8 in ring terminals, so you can stack multiple accessory leads on a single post.
- IDEAL FOR ACCESSORY WIRING - Excellent for trailer brake controls, amplifiers, inverters, trickle charger pigtails, and other accessories that require direct power from the battery.
- DOCUMENTED DIMENSIONS - Overall Length 1.590 in, Nominal Diameter 5/8 in hex, Coupler Thread 3/8-16, Battery Insert .400 in, Stud Thread 3/8-16, Stud Length .400 in.
WirthCo Standard Battery Doctor Side Terminal Bolt is designed to replace the standard bolt in your battery terminal with a threaded stud. It provides easy and reliable direct connections to the battery. The studs can accommodate one or several 3/8 inch ring terminals. They are excellent for trailer brake controls and other accessories requiring direct power. This battery bolt features direct-to-battery power circuits to help reduce noise in stereo, communication and other electronic equipment. Solid brass construction ensures durability. For over 30 years, WirthCo has been a prime manufacturer of practical products for making life easier and safer. California Prop 65 - Warning, This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.









